The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-07
PERSONAL.
Omaha World.

Miss ETHEL SPRAGUE, it is sale, will begin her
dramatic career on the stage of the Boston Mu-
scum.
THE wife of Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, is
in poor health and will spend the winter in
Aiken, s. {.
CHARLES CARROLL, of Maryland and his bride,
Historian Bancroft's granddaughter, will soon
sail for Europe.
GEN. BUTLER has become a pronounced cold
water advocate. He will present Colby Uni
versity with handsome fountain.
MR.. BRIGHT, after a season of grand sport on
the Tweed, has returned to Rochdale The ven
cradle orator is keen angler and enjoys the
sport immensely.
Mr.. RUsKIN realized $4,000 from his books last
year The great critics mind may be shaky
upon minor things, but in the matter of e. S. d.
it is level as a well appointed billiard table.
DWIGHT l.. MOODY is now in the West with a
view to knocking little religion into the
heather. Had Mr. Moody always stuck to Chi
cago there might have been no Anarchist execu-
lions.
BISHOP TAYLOR. now in Africa, refuses abso.
Solutely to touch the appropriation for his sal
airy made by the Methodist church. He is will
ing to use money appropriated for his work. but
wants nothing for himself.
Mrs. LOUISE CHANDLER MouLToN has received
the library of the dead poet, Philip Bourke
Marston, left as token of friendship to her.
She was a valued friend of the blind poet and
one of his staunch admirers.
WILLIAM FLORENCE, the actor, affectionately
known as Billy, has dropped into poetry and
it is feared that the disease will grow on him.
He contracted it at Pasadena, Southern Cali
fornia. We did not think Bardwell would do it.
JOHN L. MURRAY, of Westport, Conn, once
worked side by side as a tailor with Andy John
son. Had he continued to work beside him
while Andy was enforcing his policy it might
have kept the man from Tennessee nearer to his
seam.
LORD MAYOR DE kEysER, of London, holds the
rank and precedence of an English Earl during
his year of office, and in case of the sovereign's
death he would be called to the Privy Council
| pending the proclamation of the new
monarch.
Miss MAY MERRILL has been admitted to the
| bar of Sedgwick county. Kan, and Mrs. Bitten
| bender and Mrs. Fanny O'Linn have been
| licensed to practice law in Dawes county, Neb
The last named ladies are the first women to be
admitted to the bar in Nebraska,
Mr.. LABoUcHERE writes: king Leopold, of
| Belgium, is VIGOROUSLY one of the most aban-
| doned protigates that ever sat on throne, and
| a worthy descendant in this respected the Dukes
| of SaXe-Coburg- Gotha, who were among the
most brutal miscreants ever known in Ger
many"
SENATOR INGALLS, is very ready writer, and
his vocabulary is mixture of Carlyle, Addison
and the best of the classics, interspersed with
| the characteristic phrases of Western life. He
| thinks by steam, and his brain works like the
| wheel of a dynamo, striking off intellectual
| sparks at every turn He gives you new idea
with every word, and every word tells. His
| sentences are a series of surprises
SENATOR EYARTs' house in Washington used
to be full of young girls. His daughters have
all married off except Miss Mary Evarts, who
remains at home Miss Evarts is anxious
TO retire from active social life as she finds the
round of gayetes at the capital something of a
bore, but her father will not permit her to go
into seclusion. He takes great interest in her
toilets, and complains that she does not pur-
chase enough evening dresses TO please him. 1t
is so seldom that the father of a young woman
in society makes such complaint that Senator
Evarts stands almost alone in this matter
ANTHONY JOSEPH is the name of the Repre-
sentative that the Territory of New Mexico will
the Territory he calls himself and is known as
Antonio Josepho for in that section the Next
can voters most do cangregate. Up where the
Americans and Germans cast their ballots he
has his election posters printed in big letters as
Anthony Joseph He is Democrat, and makes
speech occasionally. He had a hot fight for
his place last fall, and some of the boys said he
was no good, had no influence in Washington,
and ought to be bounced. Anthony thought he
would make speech in reply to these attacks,
and he did il one day in Santa Fe They tell
you, said he to the crowd of listening AIexicans
and cowboys, that ! am incapable of repre-
senting this Territory in Congress- Why. since
have been in Congress | introduced l02 bills
and resolutions four of which passed the House
and one passed the Senate. " YES shouted a
wicked listener, and that single one was vetoed
BY tue President "